Joanna Slusky 🫖 @SluskyLab

NIH new innovator, Moore inventor fellow, Professor @KU, PLoS CompBio editor, Protein Society executive council, protein design & evolution of OMPs & enzymes slusky.compbio.ku.edu Lawrence, KS she/her Joined February 2016

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Jonas Verhellen, PhD @jonas_verhellen

11 months ago

@SluskyLab and her truck load of beta barrels at #rosettacon.

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Sergey Ovchinnikov @sokrypton

11 months ago

Come see the scientists that should've shared the Nobel Prize for "Computational Protein Design", speak: ipd.uw.edu/protein-design…

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NC State Veggie Pathology @QuesadaLabNCSU

12 months ago

Years ago I decided to only publish and serve on @plantdisease journals. I have an automated response I use for requests from other journals. Recently, several colleagues have asked me for it, so decided to share here in case it is helpful 😁 #AcademicChatter

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Paul T Kim @paultkim_ipd

12 months ago

With David and the Baker Lab in the spotlight today, I wanted to share some insights into the @UWproteindesign and how it operates, a glimpse behind the curtain. I had planned to write this post-graduation, but now seems as good a time as any. (Got twitter blue free trial so this…

The Nobel Prize @NobelPrize

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Joanna Slusky 🫖 @SluskyLab

12 months ago

These laureates are VERY deserving. But an important addendum—no model could be trained without 40 years of Helen Berman and others’ work at the PDB, and we would not be certain of AF’s success without 30 years of John Moult and others’ work on CASP. Hats off to them as well 🥂

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Erik Lindahl - eriklindahl.bsky.social @eriklindahl

12 months ago

Congratulations to these laurates, but I know we are many who also send our appreciation to @buildmodels, Helen Berman & Stephen Burley today for their long time efforts on PDB - morally this is as much their achievement!

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ASBMB @ASBMB

12 months ago

This year's chemistry #NobelPrize is all about proteins! Baker, Jumper and Hassabis' contributions will allow scientists to tackle challenges like antibiotic resistance and plastic degradation. ow.ly/ViNb50THRRu ©Johan Jarnestad Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences

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Joanna Slusky 🫖 @SluskyLab

12 months ago

In honor of today’s Nobel prize

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Joanna Slusky 🫖 @SluskyLab

12 months ago

Me pressing like on every single post on twitter 👇👇👇👇👇👇👇

The Nobel Prize @NobelPrize

12 months ago

Me pressing like on every single post on twitter 👇👇👇👇👇👇👇

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Joanna Slusky 🫖 @SluskyLab

12 months ago

You know how at Jewish life cycle events everyone is wishing mazal tov to everyone even though you’re just guests talking to other guests? That’s the vibe when your field wins the Nobel prize. Mazal tov to David Baker most of all, and mazal tov to all protein designers!

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Joanna Slusky 🫖 @SluskyLab

12 months ago

Huge day for protein design and structure prediction 🎉🎉🎉 the tools these men and their teams have developed will lead to scientific discoveries for many years (decades?) to come!

The Nobel Prize @NobelPrize

12 months ago

Huge day for protein design and structure prediction 🎉🎉🎉 the tools these men and their teams have developed will lead to scientific discoveries for many years (decades?) to come!

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Drug Monkey @drugmonkeyblog

12 months ago

De-escalate the perceived and real costs and benefits of experiments coming out in any particular direction. That’s what you can do as a PI.

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Liz Kellogg ❄️🔬 @kellogg_liz

a year ago

Dear cryo-EM women scientists, We want to honor you and your contributions at BPS 2025. This year, the Cryo-EM subgroup will honor a mid/senior-career woman scientist as the inaugural June Almeida awardee. June Almeida is the virologist who first discovered the coronavirus in…

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Joanna Slusky 🫖 @SluskyLab

a year ago

Am I correct in understanding that while AF2 was 5 slightly different separately trained models, AF3 is just using 5 different random seeds?

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Natalia Emanuel @NataliaHEmanuel

a year ago

#1 ingredient for a successful job hunt: Job Market Objective Function. Without your own objective function, it’s scarily easy to accidentally adopt someone else’s goals. Clearly, maximizing someone else’s goals means you’re unlikely to reach your true optimal outcome.

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Biophysical Society @BiophysicalSoc

a year ago

Janice L. Robertson to Receive 2025 Agnes Pockels Award in Lipids and Membrane Biophysics ow.ly/kYpV50TuGhz @WUSTL @RobertsonWUSTL

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KU Biology @KUbiology

a year ago

A new grant of $1.8 million from The National Institute of General Medical Sciences at the National Institutes of Health was awarded to Erik Holmstrom from @KUMolBio molecularbiosciences.ku.edu/news/article/f…

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Dr. Chrystal Ama Starbird PDB Depositer @drstarbird

a year ago

A student asked me a question: I am sometimes told that it is “easier” for me in STEM as a student from an UR background because of all the grants available to me. How do I respond to this? I wanted to expand on my answer a bit here…